TO SUIT-2

Happy Friday everyone and welcome back to the Daily Vitamin. I hope you are having a great day.

Yesterday we looked at the verb to suit. We use this verb to talk about something that looks good on a person because of its colour or style. However, this verb has another common meaning.

To suit meaning 2: to indicate that something (often a plan, an arrangement or an activity) is convenient or appropriate for someone.

Example 1:
Speaker A: I'd like to have the meeting at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Does that time suit you?
Speaker B: Yes, that's fine.

Example 2:
Country living really suits me. I love the fresh air and the peace and quiet.

(Expression: peace and quiet = tranquilidad.)

Example 3: I'm afraid it doesn't suit me very well to have your cousins stay in the flat for a month. A week or two is fine, but not longer.

If you have any questions about today's Daily Vitamin, and this use of the verb TO SUIT, please don't hesitate to post your questions on one of our social media sites (Facebook or Bluesky). And I encourage you to create your own sentence or two using this verb, to help you to remember it. We will give you feedback about your writing ASAP.

We'll be back next week with some Daily Vitamin lesson about some very common prepositions. 

I hope you have an excellent weekend. 

All the best!